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02
Apr

NPR interview is now online

I was hoping to have a little more notice, but my interview with St. Louis NPR affiliate KWMU on foreclosures is airing today. In fact, it has already aired twice this morning at 6:35am and 8:35am. The final airing will be this afternoon, April 1st (and no this is not a joke), at 4:45pm. If you missed it, or just can’t wait to hear it, its already up on the KWMU website.

It seems that the story ended up airing only locally in St. Louis instead of going national, but its still great to get the chance to be on air. I hope you can check it out.

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